MovableType has a feature called "QuickPost" and WordPress an analagous one called "Press It" which is basically just a javascript link that you put in your browser toolbar, and then when you click it it brings up a pop-up window that allows you to update your blog. Is there an easy way to do something analogous for Drupal?
I was able to get FCKeditor to work with our Drupal installation last night after about three hours. Image uploads work like a charm, including the ability to browse uploaded images.
Is there a way to have the included images become thumbnails? I'm thinking sort of like the image assist handles image uploads. It creates a thumbnail with a link to a large version.
I am trying to increase the 8MB memory limit for PHP as well as the max upload size. My host has an envrionment in which a custom php.ini has to be in every directory that a php file has to run from. In a typical drupal installation, what would this mean? Will it be enough if I put this custom php.ini at the root of the drupal install or is there any other directory(ies)? If the latter, I would appreciate pointers to exactly which directories.
This sounds like an ugly solution to me. Is there any way I can do this through the .htaccess file in drupal instead?